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Australia’s first Hello Kitty and Friends Café opens in Melbourne

1 month ago | holidayswithkids.com.au | Laura Barry

A relaxed holiday setting for families going to the Gold Coast
Honeymoon Bay, NSW: the essential visitor's guide

1 month ago | holidayswithkids.com.au | Eleanor Edstrom

Is Beecroft Weapons Range open to the public? Yes, the Beecroft Weapons Range is open and free to the public on certain days and times (usually weekends, public holidays and school holidays) so that visitors can enjoy its stunning beaches – including the brilliant Honeymoon Bay. The area is closed when Defence exercises are being undertaken. What time does Beecroft Weapons Range open?
Australia’s first Star Wars cafe is opening in Melbourne

1 month ago | holidayswithkids.com.au | Laura Barry

A relaxed holiday setting for families going to the Gold Coast
A family ski guide to Méribel in the French Alps

1 month ago | holidayswithkids.com.au | Laura Barry

Getting to Méribel from Australia is straightforward with a bit of planning. Fly from major Australian cities such as Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane to Geneva (Switzerland) or Lyon (France), both are the closest international airports to the French Alps. From there, you can reach Méribel in about 2.5 to 3 hours by car, private transfer or shuttle (2.5 hours). Another option is to take a connecting flight to Chambéry Airport, which is just 1.5 hours from the resort.
Disneyland is coming to Abu Dhabi!

1 month ago | holidayswithkids.com.au | Laura Barry

On 7 May 2025, The Walt Disney Company announced a partnership with Abu Dhabi’s leading immersive experience creator, Miral, to build a landmark Disney theme park resort on Yas Island – Abu Dhabi’s premier entertainment and leisure destination. While Disney’s legendary ‘Imagineers’ will lead the creative design and operation oversight, the park will be developed and built by Miral.
How to spend a weekend on the Tweed River with kids

1 month ago | holidayswithkids.com.au | Laura Barry

High tea at House of GabrielHidden away in the historic town of Tumbulgum, House of Gabriel is an eatery for all occasions. With a garden and lovely views of the Tweed and Rous Rivers, this heritage building was once a bakery and confectionery business. Today, those seeking something a little more indulgent can book a table at House of Gabriel for High Tea. This two-hour experience includes sparkling punch, scones, sweets, savouries and high-quality tea and coffee.
18 secret places to visit in Tokyo with kids

1 month ago | holidayswithkids.com.au | Laura Barry

A relaxed holiday setting for families going to the Gold Coast
Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience opens in Sydney this June!

1 month ago | holidayswithkids.com.au | Laura Barry

This multi-sensory adventure has welcomed more than two million visitors across the globe, and now it arrives in Sydney with 10 whimsical rooms for you and your family to explore. Get ready, Sydney – Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience is floating your way! From 6 June 2025, the whimsical, worldwide sensation will transform the Paddington Pavilion at Sydney Olympic Park into a playful wonderland of light, colour and bubbles.
21 educational activities in Canberra that are anything but boring

2 months ago | holidayswithkids.com.au | Eleanor Edstrom

Fun family friendly museums in CanberraForget stuffy and boring; Canberra’s bounty of museums are modern, interactive and approachable for all. Whether it’s fostering motor skills and confidence at the Museum of Australian Democracy’s sensory PlayUP exhibition, sitting in historic carriages at the Canberra Railway Museum or embarking on torch-lit tours of the National Dinosaur Museum, Canberra’s institutions expand little minds while delivering the fun factor.
Quokkas arrive at Sydney Zoo – and YOU get to name them! - Holidays with Kids

2 months ago | holidayswithkids.com.au | Laura Barry

Native to Western Australia, quokkas are most commonly found on Rottnest Island, just off the coast near Perth. Their elusive nature makes them a rare sight outside their native range – until now! Sydneysiders can now snap a selfie with these charismatic creatures without hopping on a plane across the country. In celebration of their arrival (and just in time for the school holidays!) Sydney Zoo is running a public naming competition.